#Cdt

[adventurealldays]

[placeswordsdreams]

Continental Divide Trail, near Bozeman, Montana

[dont-open-dead-inside-25]

Turning @abel-to-your-cain 's queue back on. Have fun with the 1,000 posts in there

[indelible-waltz]

Hi!!

I'm curious what time it is for you atm, it's 1 am over here

EIGHTEEN HUNDRED (6pm)

[roleplayfinder]

Hi! I'm Saturn (23), CDT, looking for a Fallout 4 roleplay partner, 21+. Will be using Discord.

I prefer to double up, OCxCannon, and would like someone to play Danse against my oc. I'm happy to play any companion.

I'm looking for something more casual, roughly 200-400 words/2-4 paragraphs to start out. I'm getting back into role-playing after over a year long break, and I may get more comfortable with longer responses as we go on. I prefer writing in 3rd person, past tense.

I'm interested in more slice of life, adventure, romance, and horror themes in general. For plotlines, I'm ok with following the storyline of the game, something we come up with in universe, or an AU. It would also be a huge bonus to be able to have the different "sides" interact!

Outside of that, I love to discuss things ooc, send moodboards, character inspo, and the like!

If this sounds good, leave a like on this post and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

[miguelroman]

[fresh-cyprinus-carpio]

Glacier national park

[cdt-toomi-vangrizzle]

Yellowstone Pt. 2

[valhikes]

Medicine Bow National Forest, Wyoming.

There was a bit more rain than I expected for the 4th day hiking back from the state line on the CDT, but I found a window in the weather for a great diversion up Red Mountain. Also, there was some great wildlife.

[disperseintothetrees]

Beginning this next decade with a solid career, a solid partner, a solid home, solid friendships… The Universe has been setting me up for success and it took many patient years to reap the fruits of my labor. • It’s true what they say - 30 is when life really starts. Im beyond grateful for all the lessons my 20’s brought. • That decade was a time to dive head first into the unknown and start to find out who I really am. • As I move into this next chapter, I feel the heaviness lifting, the anchoring in my body, the sureness in my decisions. • I’m excited and ready to embrace what is coming next ✨💜 I am right where I’m suppose to be 🙏🏼 . . . . . Thank you to my loving and adventurous partner who captured this magical moment on the knifes edge of Kelso Ridge. Another beautiful journey to show me I’m stronger than I think both mentally and physically. I love you and the life we live together @brendantreffinger 💖 #birthdaygirl #dirty30 #adventure #bringiton #climbingmountains #higherthanmost #cdt #magic #cheers (at Loveland Pass) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjiUX_dLehp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[eannpatterson]

Reliable predictions of non-Newtonian flows of sludge

Regular readers of this blog will be aware that I have been working for many years on validation processes for computational models of structures employed in a wide range of sectors, including aerospace engineering [see ‘The blind leading the blind’ on May 27th, 2020] and nuclear energy [see ‘Million to one’ on November 21st, 2018].  Validation is determining the extent to which predictions from…

[adventurealldays]

[placeswordsdreams]

Continental Divide Trail

[melanieasprilla]

Que es un CDT?

[dougrobyngoold]

Mt. Taylor Trail - Grants, NM

We took a little break from our "golf tour" today and did an 8 mile hike on the CDT from the Mt. Taylor trailhead. We passed a lot of NOBO CDT hikers, enjoyed hearing their stories and cheering their progress.

One of our fellow trail mates.

Claret cactus showing off its vibrant blooms!

Mt. Taylor in the distance, a nice easy stroll once we finished the 2-mile climb from the parking lot.

The "Four-Mile Grill" - this grill is randomly placed at the 4-mile mark from the trailhead, not exactly sure how it got there or why it is there, but it was the perfect spot for us to turn around at.

Another cool lizard that posed for us on our way back.

We took a quick picture at the 2-mile bell before we began our descent to the parking lot.

Pretty blooms along the hillside.

One last lizard sighting as we made our way back to our truck.

We ended the day at Junkyard Brewing....where else would we go after a hike on a hot day in Grants, NM?